That fitted top you loved five years ago might not hit the same way anymore. Your body has shifted, and the midsection is ...

When you hear the word "peplum," what comes to mind? A neoprene fit-and-flare top? A nipped-in blazer with a waistline frill? Perhaps, after the 96th Academy Awards, you'll think of awards show ...

The moment I saw an outfit I liked—and realized it had a peplum detail—I genuinely thought I was hallucinating. Like, this has to be some sort of fever dream. You’re telling me that silhouette—the ...

Okay, we may have already declared the arrival of spring, but it's taken a little while for the weather to finally catch up with our mindset. After a largely sunny bank holiday Easter weekend for most ...

If you thought you left your peplum top back in 2010, there's a surprise in store: they’re back and revamped. But put a stop to the bad flashbacks of structured leather and neoprene peplum tops—the ...

The seasonal staple is under $25 during Amazon's spring sale ...

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Bella Gerard is a NYC-based fashion editor, style expert, and content creator. After leaving her role as a full-time editor to juggle social media, she has partnered with various notable names in the ...

Among millennials’ many shared experiences, one that stands out is spending the better part of the 2010s going out in a specific uniform. Mine included a version of an office-friendly pencil skirt, ...

The peplum top trend recirculated with many runways from brands such as Brandon Maxwell, Jil Sander, Tory Burch, and more. The design was popular in the 2010s but mainly was crafted with floral prints ...

Peplum is back from fashion's "cringe" archives - reimagined with sharper tailoring, modern styling, and a self-aware edge that makes this divisive silhouette surprisingly relevant again.

Jessica Gibbs is a style and shopping writer based in Brooklyn, NY. She enjoys sharing the best styles and how to wear them. You don’t necessarily have to go shopping to take part in the peplum trend.